untrustworthy (Meaning)
untrustworthy (a)
not worthy of trust or belief
Synonyms & Antonyms of untrustworthy
Synonyms:
- jive
- trickish
- fake
- hypocritical
- delusory
- dissembling
- counterfeit
- ambiguous
- feigned
- sham
- double-dealing
- bewildering
- insidious
- evasive
- phoney
- slick
- artful
- forged
- circuitous
- distracting
- artificial
- sly
- defrauding
- confounding
- subtle
- foxy
- underhand
- perplexing
- deluding
- puzzling
- guileful
- perfidious
- bogus
- phony
- equivocal
- subtile
- insincere
- spurious
- crafty
- sneaking
Antonyms:
untrustworthy Sentence Examples
- The politician's untrustworthy demeanor made it difficult for voters to believe his promises.
- Jane was an untrustworthy friend, always spreading rumors and gossiping behind people's backs.
- The salesman's untrustworthy pitch convinced John to make an impulsive purchase he regretted later.
- The unreliable evidence presented by the prosecution made the jury's decision untrustworthy.
- The untrustworthy CEO embezzled company funds, leaving employees without a livelihood.
- The newspaper article contained untrustworthy information, misleading readers with false claims.
- The untrustworthy contractor promised a high-quality renovation but delivered subpar work.
- The online vendor's untrustworthy reviews should have alerted customers to the potential risks.
- Mary's untrustworthy character made it impossible for her husband to confide in her.
- The untrustworthy partner cheated on their business deal, leaving the other party with substantial losses.
FAQs About the word untrustworthy
not worthy of trust or belief
dishonest, misleading, wrong, deceptive, false, incorrect,fraudulent, crooked, shifty, fast
explanatory, explanatory, plain, illuminating, frank, open, trustworthy,direct, illuminating, straight
The politician's untrustworthy demeanor made it difficult for voters to believe his promises.
Jane was an untrustworthy friend, always spreading rumors and gossiping behind people's backs.
The salesman's untrustworthy pitch convinced John to make an impulsive purchase he regretted later.
The unreliable evidence presented by the prosecution made the jury's decision untrustworthy.
